.. _sec-py-project-online: ############################ Try Codac online with Python ############################ | You can try Codac without installing it. | This will be done with the Repl.it platform, that allows to write code from a browser. .. |add_button| image:: img/replit_1.png :height: 30px .. |add_button_2| image:: img/replit_8.png :height: 30px .. |github_button| image:: img/replit_7.png :height: 30px .. |run_button| image:: img/replit_5.png :height: 40px .. |import_button| image:: img/replit_9.png :height: 30px #. | First, go to the `https://repl.it `_ page. | #. | Click on the blue icon |add_button_2| in the top right of the page. | #. | Select the tab |github_button| in the new window. | #. Paste ``codac-team/codac-replit`` in the text bar and click on |import_button|. .. image:: img/replit_2.png :width: 400px #. | Now the necessary files are loaded in your online project. .. image:: img/replit_3.png :width: 300px #. Click on the :file:`main.py` in the files list on the left. .. image:: img/replit_4.png #. | Finally, click on the |run_button| button at the top of the page. | #. | This will load a simple HelloWorld script that will create and display a tube. | That's it! .. image:: img/replit_6.png :width: 300px Here is a video illustrating this procedure. It was used for the Tubex library, but the procedure is the same for Codac: .. raw:: html